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How Canada emerged as the safest port in a storm of global trade
CBC/Radio-Canada
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June 13, 2025
When the war trade began in February, Canada looked like it might have been one of the country's hardest hit by U.S. tariffs. But in three months of head-spinning volatility, the on-again, off-again threats have expanded, Canada has negotiated...
This newcomer makes handcrafted art and jewellery; Reflects on challenges of moving to Canada
Lakeside Leader
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June 13, 2025
Chastin Martel Lakeside Leader Marlize Dekker is a newcomer to Slave Lake from Newcastle, South Africa. She creates handcrafted art and jewellery. Dekker and her family moved to Slave Lake the end of January 2025. Dekker and her family enjoy small...
Prabowo to Visit Russia Next Week, Will Miss G7 Meeting in Canada
The Diplomat
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June 13, 2025
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will visit Russia next week for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, skipping a Group of Seven (G-7) summit in Canada. The country’s Foreign Ministry announced yesterday that Prabowo will travel to...
Buyers seek value in farmland as uncertainties persist
Western Investor
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Buyers are looking beyond current uncertainties in the quest for farmland this spring, but many are taking a closer look at deals to ensure they’re getting the best value for their money. “These are long-term investors, really resilient, and they...
Canadian Networks Lean on Familiar Franchises and Key U.S. Partnerships at Upfronts
Variety
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June 13, 2025
Despite the current push for Canadian-made products in the wake of Trump’s tariff wars, Canadian broadcasters are doubling down on American formats and partnerships for the upcoming television season. Bell Media, Corus, Rogers Sports & Media and...
Canada's first FMD vaccine bank is another step closer
West Central Online
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June 13, 2025
Foot-and-mouth disease is a highly contagious and severe disease that affects cattle, sheep, swine, and other cloven-hoofed animals making it hard for them to eat and walk, leaving them weak and sick. The FMD vaccine bank builds on existing...
Recap Aquaculture Canada 2025’s last few days: Cooke addresses crowd, interviews with Undercurrent
Undercurrent News
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June 13, 2025
Undercurrent News was reporting live from the Aquaculture Canada conference, hosted in New Brunswick by the Aquaculture Association of Canada, June 8-11. Recap below all the news from the final few days of the event below: Aquaculture industry...
Horti-Gen Insights: Maximizing ROI with LED Lighting in Controlled Environment Agriculture
Urban AG News
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June 13, 2025
By Corenthin (Félix) Chassouant, Horti-Gen Insights In this new edition, we proudly present an exclusive interview with Jordan Goulet, General Manager of Hort Americas Canada. With years of hands-on expertise in horticultural lighting, Jordan has...
Seeds Canada Members Set Out to Build a Sustainability Guide. What Happened Surprised Them
Seed World
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June 13, 2025
After much hard work, we’re proud to unveil the Seeds Canada Guide to Sustainable Seed at our upcoming annual meeting in Quebec City. When I first picked up this project, I knew it would be big — but I’ll be honest, it ended up being even bigger...
Opinion: Canada’s economy can’t grow if the Fraser Valley is left behind
The Orca
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June 13, 2025
The region is a national trade corridor and economic engine, but it needs federal and provincial investment to meet its full potential Prime Minister Mark Carney won his election campaign on a promise to build “Canada Strong.” In the first weeks...
Opinion – Multiculturalism in Canada: Lacking Purpose and Intent in Law and Policy
E-International Relations
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June 13, 2025
Multiculturalism was first introduced into Canadian governance by Pierre Elliott Trudeau in 1971 to manage the rise of Quebec nationalism. Previously, the Quiet Revolution invoked high levels of dissatisfaction from Canadian francophones despite...
West Central students shine at Skills Canada National Competition in Regina
West Central Online
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June 13, 2025
REGINA — Four students from West Central and southwest Saskatchewan showcased their talents on the national stage during the 2025 Skills Canada National Competition, held May 28–31 in Regina. More than 500 students and apprentices from across the...
Canadian canola farmers dealing with 100 per cent tariffs from China
Windsor Star
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June 12, 2025
Drivers who spend time on Essex County roads can’t miss the fields of bright yellow canola but many of those fields may not be so yellow next year if China’s tariffs on canola imports from Canada remain in place. About 1,000 acres of winter canola...
20 Canadian children's books to read this summer Lucy Mann Books |1 hour ago
CBC/Radio-Canada
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The summer holidays are a fantastic time for kids to immerse themselves in a great book. Check out this list of Canadian books for children and teenagers to read this summer — and listen to The Next Chapter's kids panel of CBC Books producer Lucy...
Ostara Inc. launches CG P2X in Western Canada
World Fertilizer
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June 13, 2025
Ostara has announced the launch of CG P2X in Western Canada, a next-generation phosphorus fertilizer that delivers efficiency, crop safety, and agronomic performance. Built on the foundation of Crystal Green technology, P2X is a root-activated,...
2025 summer visual arts preview: Canada is going ‘elbows up’ with a strong showing of homegrown talent
The Globe and Mail
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June 13, 2025
Open this photo in gallery:Illustration by Chantelle Dorafshani Summer Culture Preview • Film • Theatre • Television • Albums • Live Music Maybe it’s “elbows up” or maybe it’s just coincidence. Or maybe it’s just another sign that Canadian museums...
Our dairy addiction is turning Canada into a trade pariah
Prince Albert Daily Herald
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June 13, 2025
A new bill shielding dairy, poultry and eggs from trade negotiations sends the wrong message to global partners and punishes Canadian consumers Sylvain Charlebois, Troy Media Last week, the House of Commons unanimously approved Bill C-202, a law...
Water Buffalo herd escaped from farm and roamed a city in British Columbia
Female First
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13 June 2025 A herd of Water Buffalos were on the loose in a city in British Columbia. Water Buffalos were on the loose in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada In total, 24 female heifers escaped from their home at the Tesfa Farms facility in Surrey...
Dune Awakening: How to farm Calibrated Servoks
Sportskeeda
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June 13, 2025
Calibrated Servoks are used for a variety of Dune Awakening’s steel buildings and machines, making them highly valuable. It turns out there are a few places you can go, but some of them are easier and less risky than others. Ultimately, it depends...
Dune Awakening: How to farm Insulated Fabric
Sportskeeda
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June 13, 2025
Dune Awakening’s Insulated Fabric is going to become an incredibly important resource, when you’re trying to make better Blood Bags and better versions of the Literjon, such as the Decaliterjon. The downside to it is it’s really only easily found...